JasonB
01-24-2018, 10:39 AM
I know that my wife and I were not the only ones to feel bummed when the Hayes Street Cafe closed down. They always did a great hot breakfast, which was often our standard start to a cold winter day of fishing.
We noticed that a new restaurant had opened in it's place, advertising Mexican food. Skeptical, but too cold to deal with cooking our own breakfast, we decided to give them a shot.
We were the only ones in the place, but the food was great. They have your standard breakfast menu, and on the back side of that they offer a Mexican breakfast menu. We took a bit of a gamble, and we were quite pleased! I had Huevos Con Chorizo (homemade chorizo), and my wife had the Chilaqilles; both were excellent!
We are both eager to try them out for dinner next time. Always nice to have the option when fishing out of Bridgeport, especially on those frozen winter mornings.
Cafe Three 95
JB
We noticed that a new restaurant had opened in it's place, advertising Mexican food. Skeptical, but too cold to deal with cooking our own breakfast, we decided to give them a shot.
We were the only ones in the place, but the food was great. They have your standard breakfast menu, and on the back side of that they offer a Mexican breakfast menu. We took a bit of a gamble, and we were quite pleased! I had Huevos Con Chorizo (homemade chorizo), and my wife had the Chilaqilles; both were excellent!
We are both eager to try them out for dinner next time. Always nice to have the option when fishing out of Bridgeport, especially on those frozen winter mornings.
Cafe Three 95
JB